Gwen Larson, Director of Media Relations
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The School of Business and Technology at Emporia State University has a new leader. Dr. Filiz Tabak, who joined the school as interim dean in July, is now dean of the school.
A business school dean and professor at the University of Mary Washington will begin her new role as interim dean of Emporia State University's School of Business and Technology on July 20.
The final of three candidates being considered as the next dean of Emporia State’s School of Business and Technology will meet the community at a forum on Thursday, May 7.
The second of three candidates being considered as the next dean of Emporia State’s School of Business and Technology will meet the community at a forum on Monday, May 4.
The first of three candidates being considered as the next dean of Emporia State’s School of Business and Technology will meet the community at a forum on Thursday, April 30.
Three candidates being considered as the next dean of Emporia State’s School of Business and Technology will be available to meet the Emporia community at forums over the next week.
Esports is thriving at Emporia State University (ESU), where competitive gaming meets community, scholarship and student success. With a growing roster of student-athletes and increased scholarship opportunities, ESU’s esports program is quickly becoming a regional standout — both on the screen and in student support.
In response to the growing cyber threats in the United States, Emporia State University is taking significant steps to enhance cybersecurity both academically and within the community. ESU's comprehensive approach includes academic programs and community outreach initiatives aimed at fostering awareness and preparing future professionals for the rapidly expanding field of cybersecurity.
Emporia State’s Cybersecurity Research and Outreach Center donated two computers to the Emporia Senior Center today, Friday, Oct. 18.
Four high school students from across Kansas have won $500 each in the seventh annual Kansas Business Hall of Fame essay contest. The contest was open to students in Grades 9 through 12 in Kansas with entries from homeschooled students also accepted.